Approximately $30,000 was placed in the budget being Port
Coquititam's share towards the improvement of the Kingsway/
Westwood intersection. Work on this important intersection is
contingent on the District of Coquitlam also approving funds for
this project. Unfortunately, funds were not forthcoming from
the District again this year; however, it is understood that
they will be putting monies into thelr 1985 budget and we shal
carry over the previously approved funds Into the 1985 budget.

Approximateiy $140,000 worth of Capital Water Projects were
approved for construction which consisted mainly of instaliing
watermains to improve existing services.

Much excellent progress has been made by our Project
Engineer, Mr. Ng, P. Eng., in developing the City's water,
sanitary and drainage computer modets and a $15,000 expenditure
was approved for the purchase of flow measurement and racording
equipment to verify the models.

The Maintenance Management System (MMS) being developed
within the Engineering Department has proven to be very useful
when developing the Annua! Budget and setting levels of service
-- it is hoped that this tool will again prove itself when
setting the 1935 budget.

Tne Energy House

This may be the last complete year of operation that wa
shall see of this joint project; it is expected that Federal
Government Funds will not be available after March, 1985. This
project has provided the community at large with a great deal of
information on matters of energy conservation due to the hard
work of Yvonne Kerr and her staff.

Tne City of Port Coquititam will have to deal with the
question of what to do with the house in the near future.

Emergency Measures

The Emergency Measures Coordinator, Doug Madden, has taken
his duties most seriously and has kept the Committee informed of
his progress towards putting in place a good Emergency Plan for
the City of Port Coquitiam as well as a disaster exercise set

for 1985.